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Tanker port

Brass, Nigeria

Brass is a crude oil tanker port in Nigeria, at 4.32°N 6.24°E. It is a load port for West Africa crude. Below are sea distances and sea days for 18 tanker voyages to and from Brass.

Voyages from

18

to 12 countries

Voyages to

0

Load port

Ship sizes

VLCC

Suezmax

Trades

1

crude oil

Voyages from Brass

ToDistanceDays
Durban3,221 nm11.2
Huelva3,438 nm11.9
Sines3,442 nm11.9
Cartagena3,670 nm12.7
Fos-sur-Mer4,126 nm14.3
Milford Haven4,248 nm14.8
Augusta4,465 nm15.5
Rotterdam4,507 nm15.7
Wilhelmshaven4,719 nm16.4
Trieste5,102 nm17.7
Saint John5,102 nm17.7
Philadelphia5,408 nm18.8
Sikka7,098 nm24.6
Vadinar7,098 nm24.6
Paradip7,796 nm27.1
Ningbo9,956 nm34.6
Rizhao10,338 nm35.9
Qingdao10,386 nm36.1

Trades

Nigerian, Angolan and Congolese light sweet crude, shipped north to Europe on Suezmaxes and east to India and China on VLCCs.

VLCC, Suezmax · TD15 (WAF–China VLCC), TD20 (WAF–UKC Suezmax)

Questions

Where is Brass?

Brass is in Nigeria, at 4.32°N 6.24°E.

What tankers call at Brass?

Brass handles crude oil, typically on VLCC and Suezmax tankers.

How far are Brass's voyages?

Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Brass to Durban at 3,221 nm and the longest is Brass to Qingdao at 10,386 nm, about 36.1 days at 12 knots.

Terms on this page

Coordinates are approximate berth or terminal positions. Distances are calculated by Vessbook on a modelled global shipping-lane network for a tanker at 12 m draft.

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